Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba is enjoying a well-earned break after a gruelling season came to an end earlier in the week.
Pogba, 28, played 42 times for United across all competitions last season before he was involved in the European Championship with France.
The star midfielder had a tournament to remember from an individual point of view, but his performances weren't enough to help his side overcome Switzerland in the last 16 encounter on Monday.
In the wake of his nation's exit from the tournament, Pogba travelled to Miami, Florida, for some downtime where he has been pictured catching up with former Juventus teammate Paulo Dybala.
Dybala, 27, is still close friends with Pogba having played together in Turin and took to social media to showcase his reunion with the French midfielder.
While the context of the photos is rather innocent of two friends hanging out on holiday, it still sent a few supporters on social media into panic, with many convinced the duo could be reunited at club level this summer.
The only question on their lips was at which club?
The pictures which sparked a frenzy
Paul Pogba and Paulo Dybala pictured together in Miami, Florida pic.twitter.com/p82HbWPEZZ
— mufcmpb (@mufcMPB)
Pogba transfer hint?
I like paul but he obviously fancies a new experience and I'm kinda tired of having to deal with him and his agent every 3 weeks. Best for all parties to part ways.
We managed losing Becks, Ruud, Ronaldo going. We can manage losing Pogba.— Hamza Chetoui (@HMZDBA)
Not cool
I liked it when sancho did it to our players but not when our players do it to others pic.twitter.com/tm4BPGeCy4
— Lewis (@lewisunited04)
Or is Pogba doing the agent work?
Agent pogba
— (@UTDMarcel)
Pogba has regularly been linked with a move back to Turin as he enters the final year of his deal at United, while Dybala was a target for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side two summers ago.
However, a move for the Argentine failed to materialise after United refused to meet his exorbitant wage demands and were put off by the additional costs of the player's image rights.
